Whirlwind Life

A quick post to let you know I'm still alive.  First of all, WELCOME!! to my new followers.  Thanks, Anne, for responding to my question on your blog.  There are no pictures today, as I'm working on the same projects and there isn't enough progress to show pictures:  Irish  Moss--back is finished, started a sleeve and a front.  Zack in Black--no progress. 
My dear SIL who visited from Ontario yesterday, put in an order for a black shawl, so I'll have to get some yarn and add that to my list.
We're busy in the greenhouse.  I didn't take any new pictures there, since it's the same as last year and every year.  If you are interested, go back to some old posts about this time of the year.
I had my last (I hope) dental surgery  last week.  (HA, HA, I was going to say "I had dental surgery in my mouth"--that's how tired and brain dead I am.)  For the last few weeks I've had to make 3 trips to the city each week to pick up young plants, and in between, do the seeding and transplanting.  I also organized and MC'd our local World Day of Prayer on March 4.  And the family I share looking after my church (cleaning and preparing for alternate Sunday services) were on holidays, so it was my job alone--and we had lots of snow, so there was lots of shovelling.
Kubota Man agreed to find his own supper after we got in late from the greenhouse, and I think I shall just scramble a couple of eggs on an English Muffin--or maybe just a meal-replacer (mouth still sore).
Till next time.